It is men like these two... Mastering their craft, freezing their tails off, and grunting out projects like this, that we all safely live w/ all the creature comforts we enjoy. God bless.
I’ve watched this video about 15 times and can’t seem to get tired of it!!!! This guy is a monster!!!!!! Take it from me, I’m a carpenter for over 36 plus years of field experience. These guys risk it all to make sure your homes are fit and safe for all eternity!!!!! I salute you and every carpenter out there🤙🏼💪🏼
Agreed being the helper is a art as well. More so in some jobs than others like brick masons tile work framing etc. Most dont appreciate the skill and work behind even just being a "helper"
@@bradyknowzbest1149 I spend a majority of my time framing but I also offer high end showers and tile work the kid I use for tile help is the definition of a “helper” I pay him 20 a hour 5 hour minimum day sad to know one day he’ll move to something else hahaha
What a beautifully done book th-cam.com/users/postUgkxo4aMFkUegBx-KHPIJlfwKPHu7kQXAR9N ! The text and the photographs are brilliant. It is thorough and genuinely informative. Joseph Truini got another winner! No one does it better! Love the Cape Cod Shed with the Blue door!
There is a dude who is worth every penny his boss pays him. Proud of your technique and work ethic. You are skilled, fast, and accurate. Loved your video.
Wow...I'm not a carpenter... But that's some team work. So interesting to watch how it all goes together and your cutter knows exactly what you're talking about. Nice job. Damn. Impressive.
@@timhammond2183 IDK what framers you know lol But, the ones I've met and Every One I've learned from or worked for ABSOLUTELY cared! Simple framing mistakes can cost lives
@@mikefrost2404 Let’s see you get a structure of that size, with that many angles perfect. The accepted tolerance is usually 1/8”. If you can get it any better than that, create a channel and start making us some videos.
The pace he’s working at in this video is more realistic. I do the same but mostly roofing these days that’s where the money is in my area. I don’t take breaks and leave when I’m tired generally 9 hours. And do my quotes, paper work in the evenings. summers I work pretty well everyday mon-sun. In the winter I transition to a winter Reno or build. Respect to this guy. Didn’t see him crowning boards or fixing warps when he was framing walls though. Then again I’m in a small rural town, no subdivision work. Everything super custom.
Brings back lots of memories of my building days, i built multi-million dollar custom homes in the Boston area, but wouldn’t it have been alot easier to build that gable on the ground and lift it with the lull into place , but again nice job bud
@@deeplorable8988 you’re absolutely right dweeb , im retired living in New Mexico after 40 years of busting my ass building homes, in a million dollar home of my own now
As a framer/cutter a lot of self talks or random songs will pop up in your head 😂 throughout the day and that's just part of the job as well. 🤣🙌 You're a beast!! the man legit living up to the YT Name!!
This is why they call him “BEAST!!!!!” Great carpentry at it’s best!!!! I take my hat off to you. I’m a Carpenter as well here in Miami Fla. It sucks working in cold weather.
@@framingbeast720 You’re are 100%. correct brother!!!!! That’s why it’s great men like you with super natural abilities who will get the job done “right the first time”. Reason why you’re a “BEAST!!!!!!”🤙🏼 Live long and stay safe in those altitudes brother!!!!! I recently fractured my tibial plateau and damaged the Miniscus from an extension ladder fall. Put me out for the next couple of months which I’m not used to. I have a plate and six screws in that rates now but the main challenge is getting back 100% mobility and extension. So, be safe in heights and just like measuring twice before the cut…, “think and look twice before taking your next step while in heights.” I’ll be 59 next month. Injuries like this are not cool at my age though I’m in excellent health which is on my side.
Just found your channel, i subscribed to see future videos you post. I'm 19 and been on the framing crew for almost 2 years working for my dad's company. You are super fast bro. Definitely looking forward to learning some more tricks watching the channel. Stay safe man. 💪🔨
came her from the haunt videos. it's good to see someone who knows what they are doing, doing it and doing it well. in spite of the cold, how he doesn't fall. off the roof beats me. hats off to you totally.
@@dancearoundtheworld5360 Your next failed attempt will be saying he uses to many nails. As long as he's not splitting wood, the woods not weakened. If you knew anything about regulations you would know this. This is a common regulation enforced just about everywhere.
Wow! Now thats efficient, and even with snow on the ground and cold weather. this guy's pace has to leave him tired at the end of the day, he must be the owner /or should be, lol working that hard, good job and he speaks english, OMG
Nice man👊🏼 solid hustle. All you other trades can thank a framer for having buildings to rough in. We use a flushtrim bit on a router to zip that top cord. Takes the chalk line out of the equation when it’s wet
anyone who says no one works hard anymore should watch this guy. He earns his beer. Oh, and this should be mandatory viewing for gov't employees and elected officials.
Perfect man, I’ve been watching your videos and My guys and I work very similar to you. I use coil nailers for framing and for plywood as well, and build my gables on the ground then carry up with fork. Very nice way to do it as well will definitely try that as well been framing for 7 years NJ/DE
You're the real deal man, I've been doing my trade for 27 years, yes people can memorize, and find fluid working motion, plus ironing out toolage use to dag gum near perfection. Yeehaw pahw 👌 pleasure watching I'm about to build my little family a house so your videos are quite nice.
@@framingbeast720 thanks mate, it's completely off grid, like how I grew up, except it's going to have well planned, sweet as a peach amenities. Ya know all the bells and whistles. Of course not out of line in any way. My lady always tells me to make vidjahs, just ain't my style. Not knocking it by any means. More glad that people do. Kerrs it's damn helpful. One thing I've always just adored.. this said person, absolute beast at there trade, maybe several, but I'm certain, one doesn't know all. This TH-cam thing is quite clever, entertaining, but one can't trust everything. But if a person is tapping things straight with the nail gun, running pre marks, there's nothing I saw that I thought a well trained.. including the muscles. Couldn't do all day.. slow is smooth, and smooth is fast.. I'm a climbing arborist. Yeah I'm strong. But ain't got muscles on top of muscles.. always worked those folk into there sleepy bed.. lol.. Cheers mate.. folk you build for got not dag gum thing to worry about.. Well unless they piss you off👌
Framing beast…is an understatement. I don’t frame. I lay countertop and shower walls but I hope to be just as efficient effective and accurate as this guy! Here I am installing 200 sq ft of countertop a day thinking I’m a god because that’s about 50% more than installers in my area install and well yea..I’m speechless. Keep it up bubba
I used to do some framing. Not anywhere near as fast or experienced as this guy, but he isn't perfect. You can see a few gaps in his work, and I really doubt that eave is square with the gable wall. His rough carpentry is good enough. Which brings me to you, the countertop guy. I've never seen your work, but I know it's more accurate than this guy. At least I hope!
@@paudeline lmao. Man I have not one single ideal on how to even start framing. Although I did see some things that weren’t lined up accurately, I just thought that’s the way it was supposed to be lol smh. As far as my trade, my particular company won’t let us have a fault over 1/32nd so my accuracy is 99.5% on the money at all times.
I'm glad people find your work "amazing" I wouldn't use that word but it's OK who cares what I think right and most of these viewers, well they don't know what they don't know, not only that you seem decently quick at what you do and builders love that! (Not at all saying your work is garage, its not, dont get me wrong) Also seems like you really enjoy framing and that's pretty cool, we are a dying breed frame on brother while you still can and keep up the content!
asa carpenter/framer/craftsman. I am still wowed by your ease of handling things. im nervous at heights but i still go up. we can be scared of error and make the effort to not make errors. curious how he packs his tools in bags.
Framing is fun. When you get into a groove and see the productivity, it’s a good time. 20 years in construction on west coast of Canada, and the best times I had, was framing townhouses on the west side, working long days. Then drinking beers watching the last of the light away. Also, cold days, we’re easy working days too. Hot days…not as much fun, but nice when you were done. Also, was that a staple gun for the sheathing? If so, what’s your spacing on those fasteners?
If you go about it the right way, learn the tricks, and work steady your body will adapt over time. But overuse injuries do happen and you have to take care of your body off the clock.
@@717UT a year too late but yeah. I’m settling on hvac apprentice instead. On average they make more than framing and hopefully I can get my own company after like 5-10 years lol. But that’s tight spaces so..every trade has their pros and cons
@@Mike-we3rb Best of luck in your field bro. Us in construction, we are all a different breed. Look out for yourself and learn everything you can. If you really want to, you can do whatever you want in construction. I hope your company works out.
This is what I thought the union in philly was gonna be like. It’s just a bunch of commercial, prefabricated framing. I would love to get on a residential crew and learn from guys like this.
Ok thanks and I enjoy your vids, I really appreciate good people like you who dont mind sharing your knowledge to help other people. My Dad always said 2 kinds of men in this world, old men and good old men, An old man is just a man that got old, a good old man is a man who got old but took time along the way to teach others and share his knowledge in a way to help someone be more successful and avoid mistakes. Sometimes they teach without even trying. Well sir, I believe your on the path to be a good old man one day and I thank you. Have a good one M L Rogers Pasadena,TX
Long way to fall down, most likely certin death! We do things alot different in new Zealand with nets directly below us and edge protection around the perimeter. Be careful mate!
It is men like these two... Mastering their craft, freezing their tails off, and grunting out projects like this, that we all safely live w/ all the creature comforts we enjoy. God bless.
I’ve watched this video about 15 times and can’t seem to get tired of it!!!!
This guy is a monster!!!!!!
Take it from me, I’m a carpenter for over 36 plus years of field experience.
These guys risk it all to make sure your homes are fit and safe for all eternity!!!!!
I salute you and every carpenter out there🤙🏼💪🏼
Put a camera on your cutter. Any guy that can keep up with you is worth watching for a few minutes. 👍🏻
Facts
Cuttings the easy part tons of standard cuts
@@llRLllKingz everything is easy if you just do it. I still wanna watch lol.
Agreed being the helper is a art as well. More so in some jobs than others like brick masons tile work framing etc. Most dont appreciate the skill and work behind even just being a "helper"
@@bradyknowzbest1149 I spend a majority of my time framing but I also offer high end showers and tile work the kid I use for tile help is the definition of a “helper” I pay him 20 a hour 5 hour minimum day sad to know one day he’ll move to something else hahaha
As a construction engineer student I really, really appreciate you and this video.
What a beautifully done book th-cam.com/users/postUgkxo4aMFkUegBx-KHPIJlfwKPHu7kQXAR9N ! The text and the photographs are brilliant. It is thorough and genuinely informative. Joseph Truini got another winner! No one does it better! Love the Cape Cod Shed with the Blue door!
This is a satisfying video. The fluid-ness of nailing each piece of lumber, no lag cuz your cutter stays with you. Makes me wanna go frame a house
Having a cutter that knows your next move and anticipates we’ll goes a long way for sure
There is a dude who is worth every penny his boss pays him. Proud of your technique and work ethic. You are skilled, fast, and accurate. Loved your video.
I think he is the boss
I'm just in awe! I have a whole new respect for framers!
Wow...I'm not a carpenter... But that's some team work. So interesting to watch how it all goes together and your cutter knows exactly what you're talking about. Nice job. Damn. Impressive.
Man, watching this footage is soooo therapeutic…I swear. Thanks for posting! Subbed.
Thankyou, hearing that means a lot trust me
Glad to see you have a square. Whoever framed my house didn't have one.
Most framers don't give a shit
@@timhammond2183 IDK what framers you know lol But, the ones I've met and Every One I've learned from or worked for ABSOLUTELY cared! Simple framing mistakes can cost lives
@@gm4ulkill if its not perfect, it shouldn't pass inspection..
@@mikefrost2404 there is discrepancy.
@@mikefrost2404 Let’s see you get a structure of that size, with that many angles perfect. The accepted tolerance is usually 1/8”. If you can get it any better than that, create a channel and start making us some videos.
Amazing, this team worth their weight in gold. Framing Beast, no joke!!
Thanks
I love how nobody was a dumb fuck, or retard for messing up. Shit happens and that shit doesn't help anyone.
@@joshhorn5131 If your not messing up ? Your not framing fast enough.
I thought this was going to be a waste of time, but it wasn't. These guys are amazing and what a well coordinated team. Impressive for sure.
The pace he’s working at in this video is more realistic. I do the same but mostly roofing these days that’s where the money is in my area. I don’t take breaks and leave when I’m tired generally 9 hours. And do my quotes, paper work in the evenings. summers I work pretty well everyday mon-sun. In the winter I transition to a winter Reno or build.
Respect to this guy. Didn’t see him crowning boards or fixing warps when he was framing walls though. Then again I’m in a small rural town, no subdivision work. Everything super custom.
Brings back lots of memories of my building days, i built multi-million dollar custom homes in the Boston area, but wouldn’t it have been alot easier to build that gable on the ground and lift it with the lull into place , but again nice job bud
Yeah yeah, blah blah....talk is cheap, you ain't this guy
@@deeplorable8988 you’re absolutely right dweeb , im retired living in New Mexico after 40 years of busting my ass building homes, in a million dollar home of my own now
@@danagreene7469 let ‘em know!!🤝
As a framer/cutter a lot of self talks or random songs will pop up in your head 😂 throughout the day and that's just part of the job as well. 🤣🙌 You're a beast!! the man legit living up to the YT Name!!
This guy does way more in 30 minutes then I do in 8 hours.
Building style is way different than we use over here tough it's really cool to look your vids.
This is why they call him “BEAST!!!!!”
Great carpentry at it’s best!!!!
I take my hat off to you. I’m a Carpenter as well here in Miami Fla.
It sucks working in cold weather.
Ya I have yet to find another framer who looks forward to ol man winter
@@framingbeast720
You’re are 100%. correct brother!!!!!
That’s why it’s great men like you with super natural abilities who will get the job done “right the first time”.
Reason why you’re a “BEAST!!!!!!”🤙🏼
Live long and stay safe in those altitudes brother!!!!!
I recently fractured my tibial plateau and damaged the Miniscus from an extension ladder fall. Put me out for the next couple of months which I’m not used to. I have a plate and six screws in that rates now but the main challenge is getting back 100% mobility and extension.
So, be safe in heights and just like measuring twice before the cut…, “think and look twice before taking your next step while in heights.”
I’ll be 59 next month. Injuries like this are not cool at my age though I’m in excellent health which is on my side.
I don't miss this lol. I framed in Saskatchewan for 3 years. Freezing my ass off. Gotta keep moving to stay alive. Good job.
3 yrs weather-wise would be like 6 most any other place lol ..everything and the kitchen sink mother nature would prob throw at you
Just found your channel, i subscribed to see future videos you post. I'm 19 and been on the framing crew for almost 2 years working for my dad's company. You are super fast bro. Definitely looking forward to learning some more tricks watching the channel. Stay safe man. 💪🔨
came her from the haunt videos.
it's good to see someone who knows what they are doing, doing it and doing it well. in spite of the cold, how he doesn't fall. off the roof beats me. hats off to you totally.
I am lost for words.. There’s no word good enough in any language to describe how amazing he is.
HE IS THE STANDARD
It’s called production framing
@@dancearoundtheworld5360 Post a video of you framing this fast.
@@davebona9592 post a video of you framing this fast. Bet you won't produce
@@dancearoundtheworld5360 Your next failed attempt will be saying he uses to many nails. As long as he's not splitting wood, the woods not weakened. If you knew anything about regulations you would know this. This is a common regulation enforced just about everywhere.
3:54 coD game POV reloading clip 🤣🤣 your work is insane man! Respect to you!
Everytime I have to reload my nail gun I shout "cover me im reloading".
Nice work. Man cordless tools have revolutionised the trades.
For sure
Wow! Now thats efficient, and even with snow on the ground and cold weather. this guy's pace has to leave him tired at the end of the day, he must be the owner /or should be, lol working that hard, good job and he speaks english, OMG
I just started framing last Monday, I’ve done more siding then anything with some fence work landscaping but this is definitely full of information
This was the first video of yours that I watched. I am excited to see you have many other videos. Hopefully they are all as good as this one
I'll do my best man
Nice man👊🏼 solid hustle. All you other trades can thank a framer for having buildings to rough in.
We use a flushtrim bit on a router to zip that top cord. Takes the chalk line out of the equation when it’s wet
It's like watching Call of Duty with carpentry tools
Building the world!
No joke I was just about to comment this same thing
anyone who says no one works hard anymore should watch this guy. He earns his beer. Oh, and this should be mandatory viewing for gov't employees and elected officials.
You know you got accuracy bracing that piece to nail it in place with you foot backing it .
i nailed my foot doing something like he was. not fun. sot worth. the nail could hit a knot and go out the left side even if you nail good.
Quinton shot my thigh and hand with the framer before. Some one else shot me in the top of my head.
@@ebabdbgbbbebbluesman6115
With friends like that who needs enemies.
It really is stupid to do that.
These vids are all a gift to the world of building. U rule Adrian
awesome! cool to see how you guys do things! Sounds cold :)
Glad I watched this video after the fast wall framing video. Alot better work in this one. Gained a subscription.
That little tiny peice you put in the peak towards the first made me laugh haha
sheathing is sheathing
Shhh... everything is re......
Perfect man, I’ve been watching your videos and My guys and I work very similar to you. I use coil nailers for framing and for plywood as well, and build my gables on the ground then carry up with fork. Very nice way to do it as well will definitely try that as well been framing for 7 years NJ/DE
You're the real deal man, I've been doing my trade for 27 years, yes people can memorize, and find fluid working motion, plus ironing out toolage use to dag gum near perfection.
Yeehaw pahw 👌 pleasure watching
I'm about to build my little family a house so your videos are quite nice.
Thanks so much man, I just read this post now and really appreciate it. Best of luck on your new family build
@@framingbeast720 thanks mate, it's completely off grid, like how I grew up, except it's going to have well planned, sweet as a peach amenities. Ya know all the bells and whistles. Of course not out of line in any way.
My lady always tells me to make vidjahs, just ain't my style. Not knocking it by any means. More glad that people do. Kerrs it's damn helpful. One thing I've always just adored.. this said person, absolute beast at there trade, maybe several, but I'm certain, one doesn't know all. This TH-cam thing is quite clever, entertaining, but one can't trust everything. But if a person is tapping things straight with the nail gun, running pre marks, there's nothing I saw that I thought a well trained.. including the muscles. Couldn't do all day.. slow is smooth, and smooth is fast.. I'm a climbing arborist. Yeah I'm strong. But ain't got muscles on top of muscles.. always worked those folk into there sleepy bed.. lol..
Cheers mate.. folk you build for got not dag gum thing to worry about..
Well unless they piss you off👌
Framing beast…is an understatement.
I don’t frame. I lay countertop and shower walls but I hope to be just as efficient effective and accurate as this guy!
Here I am installing 200 sq ft of countertop a day thinking I’m a god because that’s about 50% more than installers in my area install and well yea..I’m speechless.
Keep it up bubba
I used to do some framing. Not anywhere near as fast or experienced as this guy, but he isn't perfect. You can see a few gaps in his work, and I really doubt that eave is square with the gable wall. His rough carpentry is good enough. Which brings me to you, the countertop guy. I've never seen your work, but I know it's more accurate than this guy. At least I hope!
@@paudeline lmao. Man I have not one single ideal on how to even start framing. Although I did see some things that weren’t lined up accurately, I just thought that’s the way it was supposed to be lol smh.
As far as my trade, my particular company won’t let us have a fault over 1/32nd so my accuracy is 99.5% on the money at all times.
Probably the most useful 30 min I have ever spent on youtube
Oh the memories. Good lord I have forgotten some of this….until I watched this!!
You inspire me a lot, im new in the field you are a example for me 🙏👍From Quebec, canada
Merci!!
You never gave Neal the template you cut out, you nailed it to the poly piece.
Happens to all of us.
He called out a pitch and the length which should have been enough however
@wll1500 as a cut man, sometimes it doesn't quite come out how the nailer needs it. Unless he accidentally read the hips and valleys table
Awesome video man !! I install foam insulation so my job relies on how well u guys do ur job and I wish every house was framed by u!!
@@justingronseth2062 What a pointless comment
I want to be you when I grow up man, you're a beast. stay safe
Fast is good but quality is better never forget. Great video
That camera is so smooth, no shaking at all.
That chalk line is mint! 👌
Thanks, is a luftkin with a tajima hook
*it is a Lufkin.
Damn I wish I could of learned from you!! Your way seems way better than the way I was taught
This is like watching someone really good at a sport
This guy looks like a hero. Don't bring him to parties
I’m turning my old horse barn into a workshop love these vids
I couldn’t stop watching.
Legend has it that framing beast never ran outta nails .. to this day he hasn't reloaded once
This is true
I'm glad people find your work "amazing" I wouldn't use that word but it's OK who cares what I think right and most of these viewers, well they don't know what they don't know, not only that you seem decently quick at what you do and builders love that! (Not at all saying your work is garage, its not, dont get me wrong) Also seems like you really enjoy framing and that's pretty cool, we are a dying breed frame on brother while you still can and keep up the content!
What a craftsman. What a worker!
this guy is like a machine. Beautiful
You’re deadly man💪🏾
Man. I miss working with a crew sometimes.
I don't think I could keep up with you even as a helper. However, I am working faster since watching this.
No your not
Thankyou, I'm happy and glad to have helped in any way
props for being able to work with gloves man you’re a beast
I cant do it
I have to do it. I'm a magnet for splinters.
asa carpenter/framer/craftsman. I am still wowed by your ease of handling things. im nervous at heights but i still go up. we can be scared of error and make the effort to not make errors. curious how he packs his tools in bags.
20:53 The Beast has been sponsored by the letter A.... Killer work man!
Framing is fun. When you get into a groove and see the productivity, it’s a good time. 20 years in construction on west coast of Canada, and the best times I had, was framing townhouses on the west side, working long days. Then drinking beers watching the last of the light away. Also, cold days, we’re easy working days too. Hot days…not as much fun, but nice when you were done.
Also, was that a staple gun for the sheathing? If so, what’s your spacing on those fasteners?
Great post and one I can relate to. Yes I stapled the osb and I like to put 7-8 staples on a seam and 6 in the field
Shout out to your cut man. He's pretty quick.
name of the channel speak for itself gj man!!!!
Good video. I frame shops and houses around tillsonburg Aylmer area. Winter must be gone soon.
this is really satisfying to watch
Dude woke up stuck in beast mode!!!
This looks fun to do. But also I can’t imagine how his back feels all day every day
If you go about it the right way, learn the tricks, and work steady your body will adapt over time. But overuse injuries do happen and you have to take care of your body off the clock.
@@717UT a year too late but yeah. I’m settling on hvac apprentice instead. On average they make more than framing and hopefully I can get my own company after like 5-10 years lol. But that’s tight spaces so..every trade has their pros and cons
@@717UT also my luck that nail gun would go through my foot on the daily
@@Mike-we3rb Best of luck in your field bro. Us in construction, we are all a different breed. Look out for yourself and learn everything you can. If you really want to, you can do whatever you want in construction. I hope your company works out.
I’m a Builder in the US Navy Seabees and can confidently say that you do the work of about 10 Seabees by yourself. Faster and more accurately
Wow that's high praise. Thanks for your service and also for the kind words
great work! What is the model this nail gun?
I never saw a video for more than 30min, good job man
Was that framing nailer on its last leg or something ? Seemed like it was barely working on that weather.
Wow this guy is so fast. Great camera he is using too.
New to this channel Framing beast ..
Brilliant work
So fast .
Do Hitachi still make that Air nail gun .
Welcome and thankyou. Hitachi changed they nail to metabo I guess for legal reasons.
This is what I thought the union in philly was gonna be like. It’s just a bunch of commercial, prefabricated framing. I would love to get on a residential crew and learn from guys like this.
At 3:44 what model is bostich stapler and would you recomend it over another brand
Thanks
Mike
That's the bostitch (651S5). It's really good and lighter than the rest but I'd prob stick with max and hitachi
Ok thanks and I enjoy your vids, I really appreciate good people like you who dont mind sharing your knowledge to help other people. My Dad always said 2 kinds of men in this world, old men and good old men,
An old man is just a man that got old, a good old man is a man who got old but took time along the way to teach others and share his knowledge in a way to help someone be more successful and avoid mistakes. Sometimes they teach without even trying. Well sir, I believe your on the path to be a good old man one day and I thank you.
Have a good one
M L Rogers Pasadena,TX
Can you not do that so high in the air? Lol.
My love affair with the ground grows by the second watching this video. Kudos on the skills and nerve.
How bigs the compressor supplying the gun
Damn, you guys earn your money, impressive!
Long way to fall down, most likely certin death! We do things alot different in new Zealand with nets directly below us and edge protection around the perimeter. Be careful mate!
🥝 in the house!! Welcome and thankyou. Nets could be fun...I will propose that at our next safety meeting lol
@@framingbeast720 its just the way we do things over here and the cost of building is quite expensive too. Different worlds lol
@@RCxNZ it's interesting how things are done differently around the world
I'ma throw this idea out there to my boss, I'm pretty sure he's gonna tell me to get fucked tho lmao
@@robertsouza8789 barebones safety gear, half the time its neglected anyway, safety nets are last on my bosses list of shit to buy!
You liking that cordless worm? That's next on my list
I didn’t think the framing beast used ladders. I thought he just appeared
Lowest to the ground he has ever been
Ladders are a last resort!!
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I like this gives me ideas on how to make my work easier
question? do you not need gaps inbetween osb sheets for expansion contracting?
On the roof I know you do. They look like letter H
Are you shooting clipped head or full round framing nails?
The beast has a brain, well done.
Great work ethic! Is the skirt pitch usually the same as the roofs?
U so quick bro , amazing
the grunt at 2:14 🤣 anyone that does construction in winter clothes and a tool belt knows
I believe using 4” screws would make the structure stronger then nails cause will come loose from wood expansion and extraction on the type of weather
How does this guy just know what to do every time?? I can’t go into anything or do anything without specifics…..
Are older house like from 68 on east coast better built than new houses?
This is impressive 👏🏾 👌🏽
Sounds like the crazy framer
What is the nail gun brand with the coil.. love it
Nice cutting. Always cut half an inch in on top of the stud? Sometimes being fast isn't the best.
Looks like a subdivision in Ontario Canada. Very good accurate framer. Empire and Losani, LIV should take notice.
why does it look like you're using a crown stapler to attach the osb?